Talk about a really overblown issue, you'd be hard pressed to find one more. The issue appears to be perhaps a somewhat overly cute course name and very little attention to the actual content. It's a writing seminar. Nobody is required to take it, if someone is outraged, there are other seminars to take instead.
In 1973-74 when W&L was in the middle of 3 straight Division 1 final fours, the lacrosse players didn't seem to be upset by Philosophy 107, "Contemporary Radical Thought" which examined writings of then current and past radical writers. Somehow, the school and the state has survived the last 47 years despite that clearly "left wing" class.
College can be a place to examine new ideas, just looking doesn't mean you have to buy. I don't think too many people look at this as a trade school for anarchists.
Lighten up, Francis. Sheesh.